【ゆっくり解説】『カサブランカ』だけじゃない！イングリッド・バーグマン出演作ベスト10

【ゆっくり解説】『カサブランカ』だけじゃない！イングリッド・バーグマン出演作ベスト10

>> Zundamon [Yukkuri Commentary] It’s not just “Casablanca”! >> Zundamon Top 10 Ingrid Bergman appearances >> Yukkuri MarisaHello everyone! >> Yukkuri MarisaThis time, we’ll be introducing the works of the legendary actress who made her name in Hollywood’s Golden Age, >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman, in the form of a top 10 selection chosen by our own arbitrary and biased opinion! >> Yukkuri MarisaShe’s well known as the heroine of “Casablanca”, >> Yukkuri MarisaBut her glorious career can’t be fully explained by just one movie. >> Yukkuri ReimuIngrid Bergman! >> Yukkuri ReimuOf course I know the name. >> Yukkuri ReimuShe’s an actress with such a beautiful and pure image that she’s even called a “saint”. >> Yukkuri ReimuBut to be honest, I don’t know much about her other works besides “Casablanca”… >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat other movies has she appeared in? >> Yukkuri MarisaGood question, Reimu. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn fact, she’s a talented actress who has won an Academy Award three times, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe’s played an amazingly wide range of roles, from suspense to comedy. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd what’s more, her life has been far more eventful than you’d imagine from her image as a “saint.” >> Yukkuri MarisaThis time, we’ll be explaining her charms in detail, along with some of her masterpieces, >> Yukkuri MarisaEnjoy it to the end! >> Zundamon #10 – Cactus Flower (1969) >> Yukkuri MarisaNow, in #10 of this ranking, >> Yukkuri MarisaWe can see a surprising side of Ingrid Bergman in “Cactus Flower.” >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s a romantic comedy from 1969. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s a bit surprising that she’d star in a comedy, isn’t it? >> Yukkuri ReimuYes! >> Yukkuri Reimu: I have a strong image of her from “Casablanca,” so I couldn’t imagine her in a comedy. >> Yukkuri Reimu: What kind of role did she play? >> Yukkuri Marisa: In this movie, she played Stephanie, a secretary to a strict dentist. >> Yukkuri Marisa: A single dentist lies about being married in order to date a younger woman, >> Yukkuri Marisa: It’s a slapstick comedy in which Stephanie plays the role of a fake wife to cover up the lie. >> Yukkuri Reimu: Wow! >> Yukkuri Reimu: That sounds like a slapstick comedy! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Ingrid played Stephanie, who is too earnest and seems humorous, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Really charmingly. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Completely different from her previous heavy roles, >> Yukkuri Marisa: A light and new charm blossomed in this film. >> Yukkuri Marisa: She was nominated for the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for this performance. >> Yukkuri ReimuShe’s so cute, being so strict yet so humorous! >> Yukkuri ReimuAnd she was even nominated for a Golden Globe! >> Yukkuri ReimuI’m amazed at the breadth of her acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaSo, Cactus Flower is a very important film that >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman’s incredible talent in comedy and >> Yukkuri Marisashe can captivate the audience. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s a film that makes you realize her diverse charms. >> Yukkuri ReimuI see! >> Yukkuri ReimuI’d like to watch it too and discover new charms in her! >> Zundamon #9 – The Orient Express (1974) >> Yukkuri MarisaNumber 9 is the monumental mystery film released in 1974, >> Yukkuri MarisaThe Orient Express! >> Yukkuri ReimuThe Orient Express! >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s a very famous work based on an Agatha Christie novel! >> Yukkuri ReimuThis movie had a lineup of leading stars, >> Yukkuri ReimuIt was an incredibly luxurious all-star cast movie, right? >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat role did Ingrid Bergman play in it? >> Yukkuri MarisaAs Reimu said, it was an extremely luxurious production that brought together all the stars of the time. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd this movie was the one that made >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman known to the world once again as a “monster actress”. >> Yukkuri MarisaBecause for this movie she won her third Academy Award, >> Yukkuri MarisaBest Supporting Actress. >> Yukkuri MarisaWhat’s more, what’s surprising is how short her screen time was. >> Yukkuri MarisaEven though she was only on screen for about 10 minutes in the entire movie, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe snatched the Oscar statuette. >> Yukkuri ReimuAn Academy Award in just 10 minutes?! >> Yukkuri ReimuThat’s legendary…! >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat kind of magic did she use!? >> Yukkuri ReimuIt must have been a very impactful role, and her acting must have been intense…! >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe plays Greta Olsson, a slightly timid and plain missionary from Sweden . >> Yukkuri MarisaAmong the other characters, who are all glamorous characters such as wealthy people, countesses, and diplomats, >> Yukkuri MarisaAt first glance, she is an inconspicuous presence. >> Yukkuri MarisaHowever, the highlight is concentrated in the interrogation scene by the great detective Poirot. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis scene was actually filmed in one long take that lasted about five minutes, >> Yukkuri MarisaBergman’s acting here is truly breathtaking. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe timidly quotes the Bible and stammers about her alibi, >> Yukkuri MarisaDeep sadness and a secret she can’t hide swirls in her eyes… >> Yukkuri MarisaShe perfectly expresses her complex inner thoughts in front of the uninterrupted camera. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis godlike performance grabbed the hearts of the Academy members. >> Yukkuri ReimuFive -minute long take… >> Yukkuri ReimuShe pulled off such a delicate performance in a situation where she couldn’t hide anything… >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s a scene that really gives you goosebumps and tests her true worth as an actor. >> Yukkuri MarisaAh. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd there’s an episode that shows her personality. >> Yukkuri MarisaAt the Academy Awards ceremony, she said this in her speech. >> Yukkuri Marisa”This award should have gone to Valentina Cortese for ‘Dedicating Love to Film.'” >> Yukkuri MarisaShe praised the performance of her friend, who was also a candidate, rather than her own. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis humble attitude is also one of the reasons why she is loved by so many people. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd so, she grabbed the highest honor with only a short appearance, >> Yukkuri MarisaHer overwhelming talent and presence were shown in “The Man on the Orient Express,” which is in 9th place! >> Zundamon 8th place – Joan of Arc (1948) >> Yukkuri Marisa8th place is the light and shadow in her career, >> Yukkuri MarisaIt was a work that was a turning point in both senses. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt was the historical epic “Joan of Arc” that was released in 1948! >> Yukkuri ReimuJoan of Arc! >> Yukkuri ReimuIsn’t she the saint who saved France? >> Yukkuri ReimuI think that role couldn’t be more perfect for the pure image of Ingrid Bergman, who was called a “saint” ! >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s exactly right, Reimu. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn fact, the role of Joan of Arc was a special role that >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman herself had been eager to play for many years, >> Yukkuri Marisaitly, it was a role that she had been eager to play for the rest of her life. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe originally played this role on Broadway and achieved great success. >> Yukkuri MarisaFollowing that success, she herself was deeply involved in the production, >> Yukkuri MarisaThe film was made with great anticipation, and it was truly a work that could be called a life’s work. >> Yukkuri ReimuWow! >> Yukkuri ReimuSo you had such strong feelings for the role. >> Yukkuri ReimuYour passion as an actress is incredible, to have even made a movie adaptation yourself! >> Yukkuri ReimuI’m sure the movie was a historic success, right? >> Yukkuri Marisa…I’d like to say, but it’s actually not that simple. >> Yukkuri MarisaHer performance in this movie was highly praised and she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe also won the Academy Award for Best Cinematography and Best Costume Design. >> Yukkuri MarisaBut it ended up being a huge flop at the box office. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe reasons for this are said to be the excessive production costs, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe was 33 at the time, and there was also criticism that she was playing a teenage Jeanne. >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat!? >> Yukkuri ReimuThe work you poured so much passion into failed at the box office… >> Yukkuri ReimuThat must have been a huge shock for her… >> Yukkuri MarisaAh. >> Slowly MarisaBut that’s not the only reason this movie was a turning point in her career. >> Slowly MarisaAfter the release of this movie, >> Slowly Marisashe wrote a letter to Italian master director Roberto Rossellini. >> Slowly MarisaThat was the beginning of the “great scandal of the century” that would lead to her being chased out of Hollywood. >> Slowly MarisaSo this “Joan of Arc” was >> Slowly Marisaher last film in which she reigned at the top of Hollywood as a “saint”, >> Slowly Marisaand at the same time, it was the film that opened the door to her subsequent turbulent life. >> Slowly MarisaThat’s why I chose “Joan of Arc” for number 8. >> Slowly MarisaIt’s an important film that lets you feel both her pure passion and the light and shadow that marked a major turning point in her career . >> Zundamon #7 – For Whom the Bell Tolls (1943) >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman’s top 10 films, >> Yukkuri MarisaNumber 7 is the epic drama For Whom the Bell Tolls, based on a Hemingway novel. >> Yukkuri MarisaReleased in 1943, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe plays Maria, a member of a guerilla unit during the Spanish Civil War. >> Yukkuri ReimuBased on a Hemingway novel! >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s a profound work. >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat kind of woman is Maria? >> Yukkuri MarisaThis work is set during the Spanish Civil War, >> Yukkuri MarisaIt tells the story of the fleeting love between Robert, an American volunteer soldier, and Maria. >> Yukkuri MarisaMaria was deeply scarred by the war, >> Yukkuri Marisaand suffered the tragedy of having her hair cut short as a result. >> Yukkuri MarisaBut she’s a pure and lovely woman who finds hope after meeting Robert. >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s heartbreaking how love blossoms amid the tragedy of the war. >> Yukkuri ReimuI can picture her lovely acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaAh. >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid really did a great job portraying Maria’s delicate emotional fluctuations, >> the emotional scars she received from the war, >> and the process of her gradually opening up after meeting Robert . >> Yukkuri MarisaHer clear eyes in particular made Maria’s inner purity stand out. >> Yukkuri ReimuNot only was her acting ability impressive, but her facial expressions and eyes also expressed her feelings. >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis film was released right after Casablanca, >> Yukkuri MarisaIt solidified her stardom. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for this movie. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s proof that her acting deeply touched the hearts of the audience. >> Yukkuri ReimuIt was right after Casablanca! >> Yukkuri ReimuShe was certainly immensely popular at the time. >> Yukkuri ReimuAnd her acting skills were also a factor. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn For Whom the Bell Tolls, >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman’s portrayal of human dignity and love in the harsh conditions of war, >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s a film that occupies a very important position in her career. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt once again demonstrated her unwavering talent. >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s a film that lets you reaffirm her charm. >> Yukkuri ReimuI’d love to see it! >> Zundamon No. 6 – Autumn Sonata (1978) >> Yukkuri MarisaNumber six is ​​a film that is completely different from the glamorous Hollywood productions of the past, >> Yukkuri Marisaa profound and extremely spectacular. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn 1978, she teamed up with the great director Ingmar Bergman from her native Sweden, >> Yukkuri MarisaAutumn Sonata. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis was Ingrid Bergman’s last theatrical starring role. >> Yukkuri Reimu’s last starring film…! >> Yukkuri ReimuAnd it was directed by the famous Ingmar Bergman!? >> Yukkuri ReimuSomehow, even the title has a strong artistic scent… >> Yukkuri ReimuAutumn Sonata…what kind of story is it about? >> This movie is about a world-famous pianist mother and her daughter, who lives quietly in the countryside, reuniting for the first time in seven years. >> But in one night, the love that had been building up between them for years, >> hatred, jealousy, misunderstanding… all sorts of emotions come pouring out like a dam breaking, >> and they clash violently in this soulful dialogue. >> Ingrid Bergman plays Charlotte, the mother, who is self-centered and >> has sacrificed her family for her art. >> Yukkuri ReimuA love-hate drama between mother and daughter… >> Yukkuri ReimuJust hearing about it makes my heart ache. >> Yukkuri ReimuAnd what’s more, she plays a completely different role from the “saints” and “tragic heroines” she’s played up until now >> Yukkuri ReimuShe plays a selfish mother. >> Yukkuri MarisaExactly. >> Yukkuri MarisaWhat’s amazing about this movie is >> Yukkuri MarisaShe throws away the public image she’s cultivated up until that point as “Ingrid Bergman” >> Yukkuri Marisaeverything. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe throws away all her beauty and nobility, revealing even her old age, weakness, >> Yukkuri Marisaand her ugly egoism, and plays a sinful person. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn particular, the late-night confession scene with Liv Ullmann, who plays her daughter, >> Yukkuri Marisais a clash of souls that goes beyond acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s so tense that you can’t even breathe watching it. >> Yukkuri ReimuShe exposes everything about herself… >> Yukkuri ReimuIt may have been her last challenge as an actress. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s truly the culmination of her career. >> Yukkuri MarisaWith this intense performance, she was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress for the seventh and last time. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s a state she could only have reached after being banished from Hollywood and gaining various experiences. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn the twilight of her acting career, she imprinted her most human image on the screen. >> It’s because of Yukkuri Marisa that I chose Autumn Sonata as number 6. >> ZundamonNumber 5 – White Terror (1945) >> Yukkuri MarisaNow, we’re finally entering the top 5! >> Yukkuri MarisaIn Autumn Sonata, number 6, she gave a spectacular performance that could be said to be the culmination of her acting career. >> Yukkuri MarisaBut in 5th place is a masterpiece from her most brilliant period in Hollywood, >> Yukkuri Marisathat highlights her intellectual beauty. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe first time she teamed up with the god of suspense, director Alfred Hitchcock, >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s the 1945 film, “The White Terror”! >> Yukkuri ReimuA Hitchcock film has finally arrived! >> Yukkuri ReimuThe White Terror… just the title is enough to send shivers down my spine. >> Yukkuri ReimuAlso, I wonder what the suspense roles she plays are like? >> Yukkuri ReimuIs she a weak heroine who only needs to be protected? >> Yukkuri MarisaNo, that’s completely different! >> Yukkuri MarisaWhat made this film groundbreaking was that >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman played not just a heroine, >> Yukkuri Marisabut a “psychoanalyst”. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis intelligent and professional role was an important step that elevated her from just a “beautiful actress” to a “great actress with both intelligence and elegance”. >> Yukkuri ReimuA psychoanalyst?! >> Yukkuri ReimuI wonder if she’s playing a role that calmly solves the mystery of the case? >> Yukkuri ReimuIt seems like she has a different charm from her previous image! >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe story begins with the arrival of the new director of the psychiatric hospital where she works. >> Yukkuri MarisaBut the man is a fake, just a patient who has lost his memory. >> Yukkuri MarisaTo clear him of the suspicion of committing a crime, >> Yukkuri Marisashe tries to open the door to his closed memories using the key of psychoanalysis. >> Yukkuri MarisaHer passion to save the one she loves and her calm analysis as a doctor. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe does a great job of portraying the complicated female emotions torn between these two. >> Yukkuri ReimuThe conflict between love and duty…! >> Yukkuri ReimuThat’s a difficult role that tests your acting ability. >> Yukkuri ReimuIt looks interesting as a suspense story, and it looks like it’ll be worth watching as a love story. >> Yukkuri MarisaAh. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd there’s another highlight of this movie. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s the nightmare scene the protagonist has, >> Yukkuri MarisaThis surreal image was designed by none other than the master of surrealism, >> Yukkuri MarisaSalvador Dali. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe nightmare world, dotted with distorted eyeballs and strange objects, >> Yukkuri Marisastill looks innovative even now, and leaves a strong impact. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis artistic challenge also solidifies the value of this work in film history. >> Yukkuri MarisaHitchcock’s skillful direction, Dali’s dazzling images, >> Yukkuri Marisa and Bergman’s intelligent acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s because of this miracle film that these three elements are perfectly fused together that >> Yukkuri Marisa’s “White Terror” has been ranked 5th! >> Zundamon4th place – Reminiscence (1956) >> Yukkuri ReimuIn “White Terror,” ranked 5th, she established an intelligent and new image of a heroine. >> Yukkuri ReimuWe’re finally in the top 4, but I wonder what kind of masterpiece will come next? >> Yukkuri ReimuI’m excited! >> Yukkuri MarisaAh, from here on out, it’s legendary territory. >> Yukkuri MarisaNumber 4 is a film that will remain in film history and truly symbolizes a “miraculous comeback.” >> Yukkuri MarisaReleased in 1956, it was Ingrid Bergman’s return to Hollywood, >> Yukkuri Marisa’s “Reminiscence”! >> Yukkuri Reimu’s return to Hollywood! >> Yukkuri ReimuNow that I think about it, after Joan of Arc, >> Yukkuri Reimu she left Hollywood due to a scandal. >> Yukkuri ReimuAfter a long period of misfortune, she’s finally back… >> Yukkuri ReimuThis must have been a really special film for her and for her fans. >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis film isn’t just a comeback. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s a monument to her complete comeback , showing the world her indomitable spirit and overwhelming ability once again . >> Yukkuri MarisaBecause Bergman, despite a seven-year hiatus, >> Yukkuri Marisawon her second Academy Award for Best Actress for this film. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe silenced the people who banished her from Hollywood with just her acting ability. >> Yukkuri MarisaThere ‘s no story as satisfying as this, right? >> Yukkuri ReimuShe overcame a hiatus and suddenly won an Oscar!? >> Yukkuri ReimuShe’s amazing! >> Yukkuri ReimuShe’s too amazing! >> Yukkuri Reimu What kind of role did she play and what kind of acting did she show!? >> Yukkuri Marisa She plays Anna, a mysterious woman who has lost her memory. >> Yukkuri Marisa She claims to be Princess Anastasia, who was supposed to have been killed during the Russian Revolution. >> Yukkuri Marisa She is promoted by a conman and receives an education as a princess, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe herself, and the audience, begin to wonder whether she is the real Yukkuri Marisa, >> or a fake who is playing the role of a perfect princess. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe ambiguous and mysterious role >> Yukkuri MarisaIt seems to overlap with her own situation at the time. >> Yukkuri ReimuIs she the real one or a fake… >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s a really meaningful role. >> Yukkuri ReimuPerhaps it was because she has struggled between her own self as an actress and the image that society has created for her >> that she was able to express Yukkuri Reimu. >> Yukkuri MarisaYou really have keen insight, Reimu. >> Yukkuri MarisaAt the climax of the movie, there is a scene where she meets the exiled empress dowager, >> and her acting here is simply stunning. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe transformation from a weak appearance to gradually regaining the dignity of a princess is enough to give you goosebumps. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe overcame the adversity of being banished and seized the glory once again. >> Yukkuri MarisaWith its dramatic background, this film is even more moving than the movie. >> Because it’s Yukkuri Marisa, she’s in 4th place, no complaints! >> ZundamonNo. 3 Gaslight (1944) >> Yukkuri Marisa’s complete comeback in “Remembrance” was amazing, wasn’t it? >> Yukkuri Marisa, now in the top 3. >> Yukkuri MarisaNo. 3 is the timeless masterpiece that brought her her first Academy Award for Best Actress and >> carved Yukkuri Marisa’s name into Hollywood history forever. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s “Gaslight”, released in 1944 and directed by George Cukor! >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s finally here! >> Yukkuri Reimu’s first Oscar win! >> Yukkuri Reimu”Gaslight”… a rather ominous title, but it’s a very famous work. >> Yukkuri ReimuI’m sure it’s also a psychological term…? >> Yukkuri MarisaYou know a lot, Reimu! >> Yukkuri MarisaExactly. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe term “gaslighting,” >> Yukkuri Marisawhich means “subtle psychological abuse,” >> Yukkuri Marisawas born from this movie. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt must have had an incredible influence for a single movie to become the origin of a global psychological term, >> Yukkuri Marisa. >> Yukkuri MarisaThat is the best proof that this work is not just a suspense movie, >> Yukkuri Marisait is a historical masterpiece. >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s amazing that a word has been derived from a movie… >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat kind of story is it ? >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat role did Ingrid Bergman play? >> Yukkuri MarisaShe plays the role of Paula, a beautiful and innocent young married woman. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe starts her married life with her beloved husband in the London mansion where her aunt was once murdered, >> Yukkuri MarisaFrom that day on, strange events begin to occur. >> Yukkuri MarisaThings start disappearing on their own, mysterious noises are heard from the attic, >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd the gas lamp in the house suddenly goes dark for no apparent reason… >> Yukkuri MarisaHer husband keeps whispering gently, “You’re just imagining things,” and “You’re ill.” >> Yukkuri MarisaOnly the audience knows that it’s a trap set by her husband. >> Yukkuri ReimuWow…! >> Yukkuri ReimuThat’s scary! >> Yukkuri ReimuTo be slowly driven to the brink of mental exhaustion and even to doubt one’s own sanity… >> Yukkuri ReimuIsn’t that the most insidious and terrifying type of horror? >> Yukkuri MarisaRight? >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd the true essence of this film is in Bergman’s acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaAt first, a happy woman full of confidence slowly loses her confidence due to her husband’s trap, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe loses her memory, becomes haggard, and becomes frightened. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe beautifully expressed that delicate and painful change. >> Yukkuri MarisaWatching her trembling voice and anxiously flickering eyes, >> Yukkuri Marisathe audience becomes one with Paula and feels a suffocating fear. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt is this godlike acting that makes Gaslight a masterpiece. >> Yukkuri MarisaUnquestionably third place! >> ZundamonSecond place – Dishonored (1946) >> Yukkuri ReimuWinning an Oscar for Gaslight, and then her miraculous comeback in Remembrance… >> Yukkuri ReimuThere are so many legends that I ‘m fed up. >> Yukkuri ReimuFinally second place, but is there any work better than this? >> Yukkuri MarisaYes, there is. >> Yukkuri MarisaSecond place goes to the gods of suspense, Hitchcock and Ingrid Bergman, >> Yukkuri MarisaAmong the works produced by this golden duo, >> Yukkuri MarisaThis is one that is highly regarded as Yukkuri Marisa’s best work. >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s Notorious, released in 1946! >> Yukkuri ReimuNotorious! >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s directed by Hitchcock again! >> Yukkuri ReimuAnd it’s a masterpiece!? >> Yukkuri ReimuWhite Terror was also amazing, but will it surpass that? >> Yukkuri ReimuWhat on earth is so amazing about it! >> Yukkuri MarisaEverything about this movie is amazing, but if I had to say, >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman’s portrayal of the heroine, >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s the sheer “sadness” and “sensuality” of that character. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn this film, she plays Alicia, a female spy who sacrifices herself for her country. >> Yukkuri MarisaBut she’s not just a spy. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Under the orders of her beloved spy (Cary Grant), >> Yukkuri Marisa: As he watches, she pretends to give her body and soul to the enemy Nazi leader, >> and in the end, they even get married. >> Yukkuri Reimu: What?! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Being ordered by the man she loves to “marry another man”?! >> Yukkuri Reimu: That’s… too much! >> Yukkuri Reimu: She has an image of a “saint”, so it’s surprising that she was able to take on such a role… >> Yukkuri Marisa, right? >> Yukkuri Marisa: But it was by playing this complex character, which could be called a dirty role, >> that Yukkuri Marisa’s true value as an actress was shown. >> Yukkuri Marisa: Loyalty to her country, feelings for the man she loves, and fear and despair for her mission. >> Yukkuri Marisa: All of that is expressed with just one “gaze”. >> Yukkuri MarisaEven though she is embraced by the man she loves, >> Yukkuri MarisaShe knows that there is no true love in those arms… Alicia’s painful expression >> Yukkuri Marisarips the hearts of those who watch. >> Yukkuri ReimuShe says it all with just her gaze… >> Yukkuri Reimu is amazing. >> Yukkuri ReimuThat’s an expression of the soul that goes beyond acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaAh. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd Hitchcock’s direction is also divine. >> Yukkuri MarisaEspecially famous is the “two and a half minute kissing scene” that will remain in film history. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn order to get around the censors, the kisses and conversations were repeated in short bursts, >> Yukkuri MarisaBut on the contrary, the burning passion of the two was expressed. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis miraculous fusion of suspense and romance, >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd the painful beauty of the heroine who burns between love and duty. >> Yukkuri MarisaThis is one of Bergman’s greatest masterpieces. >> Yukkuri MarisaI won’t accept any objections to this second place! >> ZundamonNo. 1 – Casablanca (1942) >> Yukkuri MarisaNow, Reimu, this is finally the last of our long ranking. >> Yukkuri Marisa Pushing aside many masterpieces and legendary performances, this Ingrid Bergman ranking, >> Yukkuri Marisa And at the top of all movie rankings, >> Yukkuri Marisa continues to shine brilliantly as an immortal monument… >> The glorious No. 1 is the 1942 film directed by Michael Curtiz, >> Yukkuri Marisa: Casablanca! >> Yukkuri Reimu: Casablanca…! >> Yukkuri Reimu: It’s finally here, the most classic of the classics! >> Even I, who don’t watch many Yukkuri Reimu movies, know the name. >> Yukkuri Reimu: But to be honest, I don’t really know why this movie has been passed down as such a “legend”, >> Yukkuri Reimu: Can you tell me, Marisa? >> Yukkuri Marisa: Of course! >> Yukkuri Marisa: Why is this movie immortal? >> Yukkuri MarisaIt’s love, friendship, betrayal, self-sacrifice, and adult dandyism… >> Yukkuri MarisaAll the elements required for a story of men and women are packed into this one film in a miraculous balance. >> Yukkuri MarisaSet in Casablanca, an African city where people seeking freedom gather during World War II, >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman plays Ilsa, a beautiful married woman whose husband is an anti-Nazi activist . >> Yukkuri ReimuShe’s playing a married woman. >> Yukkuri ReimuI have a feeling things will be turbulent… >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s right. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe visits Rick, the owner of the bar that controls the town, in search of a pass to seek asylum in America . >> Yukkuri MarisaBut that man is the very man with whom she fell passionately in love in Paris, >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd who disappeared from her sight without telling her why, her destined partner. >> Yukkuri MarisaPast love, love and duty to her current husband. >> Yukkuri MarisaThe conflict Ilsa feels as she is torn between these two is the core of this story. >> Yukkuri ReimuWow…! >> Yukkuri ReimuIt’s the ultimate choice. >> Yukkuri ReimuThe one she loves, or her duty… >> Yukkuri ReimuI’m anxious to see which one she will choose! >> Yukkuri MarisaRight? >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd Ingrid Bergman’s acting is divine here. >> Yukkuri MarisaHer moist eyes tell all about her undying love for Rick, >> and her guilt at not being able to betray her husband. >> Yukkuri MarisaIn particular, the scene where Rick plays the memorable song “As Time Goes By” on the piano is overwhelming. >> Yukkuri MarisaHer expression, a mixture of surprise, sadness, and joy, >> Yukkuri MarisaSpeaks more eloquently than her lines. >> Yukkuri ReimuHer “eyes” drive the story… >> Yukkuri MarisaThat’s exactly right. >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd then there’s the final scene at the foggy airfield, said to be the most famous in film history. >> Yukkuri MarisaA heartbreaking, yet noble decision made out of love… >> Yukkuri MarisaAlong with the legendary line, “I’ll give you a toast to your eyes,” >> Yukkuri MarisaThis film will shine forever. >> Yukkuri MarisaBeauty, acting ability, and the universality of the story. >> Yukkuri MarisaAll of these things come together perfectly in this truly “miracle” film. >> It’s because of Yukkuri Marisa that “Casablanca” is undoubtedly No. 1! >> ZundamonGeneral review and summary >> Yukkuri MarisaWe’ve looked back on the top 10 so far, but >> Yukkuri MarisaIngrid Bergman’s appeal isn’t just her beauty, >> Yukkuri MarisaNow you see that, right? >> Yukkuri MarisaFrom the intelligent psychoanalyst in “The White Terror” to the tragic spy in “Notorious”, >> Yukkuri MarisaAnd the eternal heroine in “Casablanca”. >> Yukkuri MarisaEven her turbulent life adds depth to her acting. >> Yukkuri MarisaShe’s a great actress who truly deserves the name “legend”. >> Yukkuri ReimuYes, that really is true. >> Yukkuri ReimuAt first, I just thought of her as a beautiful actress, >> but I feel like I can hear the cry of her soul in each and every one of her films. >> Yukkuri ReimuI want to see all the films she introduced. >> Yukkuri ReimuIngrid Bergman… she is the one who embodies the art of film itself. >> Yukkuri Reimu

概要
ハリウッド黄金期を代表する伝説の大女優、イングリッド・バーグマン。今回は彼女の出演作ベスト10を、魔理沙と霊夢がランキング形式で徹底解説！不朽の名作『カサブランカ』から、心理学用語の語源となった『ガス燈』まで。その波乱万丈な生涯と、色褪せない魅力の秘密に迫ります。

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0:00　前説（イントロ）
1:17　第10位: サボテンの花 (1969年)
2:56　第9位: オリエント急行殺人事件 (1974年)
5:56　第8位: 『ジャンヌ・ダルク』（1948年）
8:34　第7位: 誰が為に鐘は鳴る (1943年)
10:49　第6位: 秋のソナタ (1978年)
13:28　第5位: 白い恐怖 (1945年)
16:21　第4位: 追想 (1956年)
19:06　第3位: ガス燈 (1944年)
21:43　第2位: 汚名 (1946年)
24:22　第1位: カサブランカ (1942年)
27:26　総評・まとめ